Australia's increasing rate of construction and demolition (C&D) waste generation indicates
low resource efficiency in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry. This …

It is likely that different industrial symbiosis collaborations will have different sets of winners
and losers when it comes to benefits or costs. In this study we present an analytical …

Although social capital and collaborative knowledge creation were considered essential
drivers in maintaining competitive advantage, empirical evidence on the impact of …

Growing population and urbanisation have led to a significant increase in construction and
demolition (C&D) waste generation. There are urgent calls for government and industry to …

It is important to understand the structure of the intercity carbon emissions association
network and its determinants in promoting urban carbon emissions reductions and even …

Australia has many unique features that make the approach to a transition to circular
economy different to other countries. There is growing recognition that the current linear …

As a collective approach for achieving economic, environmental, and social effects,
industrial symbiosis is considered an important tool to realize a circular economy. In both …

Industrial symbiosis (IS) allows the use of the resources of a productive chain, based on
collaboration between companies, finding ways to use the waste of one as inputs or raw …

The sustainable management of construction and demolition (C&D) necessitates efficient
waste minimisation policies. Sustainable procurement of recycled waste products (RWPs) is …

Purpose The utilisation of products with recycled content (PwRC) in construction projects
has been identified as a targeted way to achieve sustainable management of construction …